USB C Power Bank 10000mAh 18W PD 3.0 Portable Charger QC 3.0 External Battery Pack Compatible with iPhone 11/Pro/XR/XS, Pixel, Samsung S10, Pixel 3/3XL, iPad Pro, Nintendo Switch, Heated Vest and More

This review is for: JvGoal USB C Power Bank 10000mAh 18W PD 3.0 Portable Charger QC 3.0 External Battery Pack Compatible with iPhone 11/Pro/XR/XS, Pixel, Samsung S10, Pixel 3/3XL, iPad Pro, Nintendo Switch, Heated Vest and More.I've been using this power bank for over a year and I've been very pleased with it.I really like the size and the rounded edges/corners. It's small enough to fit in my pocket to take along with me. It fits in my hand along with my iPhone so I can charge while using the phone. It's even small enough to fit in my phone holster along with my iPhone so the phone can charge while in the holster! I use this with a 6 inch right angle cable to reduce the clutter (Agoz model AGMF/02).The unit has enough capacity to provide several full phone charges. It's enough that I can pass it around to those in need at family gatherings without worrying if there will be enough charge left for me when I need it. The output of up to 18W (PD 3.0 and QC 3.0 supported) can charge a dead phone up to 50% in a half hour, which is enough that the battery bank can then be passed on to the next person who needs it.The battery bank itself can be recharged very quickly! Some of the other battery banks I've owned could recharge my phone quickly but then it seemed to take forever to recharge the battery bank itself. But not this little gem, which can go from dead to full in about 90 minutes. It recharges fast enough that if I've used it while I'm out I can usually top it off in my vehicle while driving to my next destination.

I’ll make this clear up front: I’ve got too many devices with various charging ports to reasonably be considered an organized person.This power bank offers the versatility of recharge/charge via USB-C so with 2 cables I can handle nearly everything. Additionally, by the time it does drain after an AVERAGE of 10 full charges (which seems just astounding to me when I consider the devices I use - listed below, in part) I can completely refill the charge in less than an hour and a half.I typically keep it in a small go bag/tac bag and even in the smallest zip pockets it fits easily and each of the ports accept cables with zero resistance. This is important for this with accessibility needs/someone with no feeling in their fingers on their dominant hand. (Side note: Afghanistan wasn’t my favorite desert trip but potato bread is awesome.)The included cables are laughably short HOWEVER it makes a great deal of sense when one considers how proximity may be a priority during travel or a really difficult game of RISK against a tenacious opponent. I will not let a battery keep me from victory.I said all that to say this: The total capacity is great.All Devices Fully charged from Powerbank over the course of one trip and no access to grid:Beats Studio 2 x1 (kiddo)Air Pod Pro x3 (daddo)iPhone 8 Plus x6 (two devices, multiple charges)iPad (7th gen - fully)*iPad Air (didn’t like to pull the full 18w but it did trickle when powered down)*SmartWatch x1 (partial charge from 40%...because I am determined to prove that Apple lies about what constitutes a “workout”)Again, the 10 charges are an average. On especially cold/hot days the charge seems to vary. Someone more proficient in electron conversion/losses can likely explain this phenomena in words a layman can understand.Until these delightful people make known these mysteries, I will assert - in both ignorance and arrogant sarcasm- that the dark magic used in the small black box must have perfect conditions in order to call forth the powers of Zeus’s lightning bolt since anything less would be an affront to the gods themselves. Plausible in 2020, hmm?So for the money, I have recommended this to several others and haven’t been shunned by anyone yet. (Well, we are still social distancing but I’m like 90% sure that’s because of COVID-19 and not because of a bad review or halitosis.)

It seems to provide the same capacity I get from other 10,000mah batteries.USB-C charging works great (both in and out).Plastic case isn't the greatest for protection or heat dissipation. Would prefer more strength and protection, since lithium batteries can be dangerous.Product is obviously a cheap import from a no-name Amazon-only outfit. If the battery catches on fire or fails in any way, I presume I will have no recourse to the offshore manufacturer. Amazon enables this sort of abusive unaccoutable behavior from manufacturers, and I'd like to see it stop. Sell under a real brand name and operate a real company that stands behind its products.

This power bank is really cool! It's light and it is easy to travel with either in your pocket or in a bag. I found that it doesn't quite hold 10,000 mah - the most I could get it to take was 8,600 mah, but that's plenty of power to charge my phone up a couple of times with some power to spare. I have an iPhone 8 btw for reference.Power Delivery, which is built into this model, cuts down on the charging time dramatically. To use it, if you have a newer model iPhone (8 and up I believe), you'll need a USB-C to lightning cable, but the package only includes a USB-C-USB-C cable and a USB-A to Micro-USB cable. Older iPhones don't have the ability to negotiate a PD connection, so make sure your phone is capable before you purchase the power bank.The bottom line is that you more than get your money's worth from this power bank. Since it has both a USB-C out and a regular USB out, it can be used to charge non-PD items too! I kind of wish it had a digital display, but even with the indicator lights, it's great. A digital display probably wasn't in the budget, especially after they decided to include 2 high-quality cables. I just wish they included a USB-C to Lightning cable. Then it would truly be a complete package.